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Daily Tribune
26-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Tribune
May Queen Crowned
TDT | Manama Michelle Dsouza was crowned The Indian Club BFC May Queen 2025 in a dazzling finale that captivated an audience of over 1,000 on Friday night. The grand event, held at The Indian Club in Manama, unfolded across multiple fashion segments and high-energy performances that kept the crowd engaged well past midnight. Organisers ensured a seamless blend of pageantry and entertainment, with the audience treated to both competitive fashion rounds and vibrant dance displays. Grace and Glamour The evening opened with a group dance by the 14 contestants, choreographed by Arti of Aurians Academy, followed by three competitive rounds: casual, ethnic, and party wear. Contestants showcased style and confidence, with evident professionalism attributed to grooming by choreographer Asar Ziya. A panel of judges had the tough task of selecting the top five finalists for the question-and-answer round. The crown ultimately went to Michelle Dsouza, with Feryl Rodrigues named first runner-up and Muskan Bhargav second runner-up. Special Accolades Other honours included Best Smile for Anoushka Rajwade, Best Walk for Feryl Rodrigues, and Best Hairdo for Michelle Dsouza. All winners received a mix of crowns, sashes, cash prizes, and luxury gifts including jewellery from Joyalukkas and Al Saraj Jewellers, and vouchers from I Point, Philips, and Al Aujan. All 14 contestants were awarded gift hampers, ensuring no participant went home empty-handed. Evening Highlights Beyond the pageant, the event featured performances from Phoenyx Avengers, Aura, Rhythm D+ Squad, Belly Dance troupe, Dazling Stars, Team IIPA, and Tarang Team. The night's blend of talent and celebration was powered by key sponsors Bahrain Financing Company, African Eastern, and Noureen Fashions. Gratitude The Indian Club's President and Executive Committee expressed gratitude to supporting ministries and all sponsors, highlighting the contribution of over 30 businesses and partners in making the evening a memorable success.
Daily Tribune
27-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Tribune
Stage set for Indian Club May Queen beauty pageant
Every year the month of May brings in the most awaited beauty pageant on the Island which has been held uninterrupted for the last 60 years at the Indian Club under the name 'MAY QUEEN'. The Indian Club May Queen pageant is a prominent beauty contest held as a calendar event which has gained popularity over the years and is considered as one of the premium competitions for the ladies with beauty and brains. This year, the Indian Club May Queen 2025 will take place on Friday 23rd, May 2025, at The Indian Club premises, starting from 6pm onwards. The entry for the contest is open to all ladies between the age group of 17 years to 27 years, residing in Bahrain. Nationalities This beauty pageant over the years has attracted ladies of different nationalities like Bahrain, India, United Kingdom, US, Netherlands, Russia, Sri Lanka, France, Philippines, among others, for the coveted May Queen Crown. The shortlisted contestants would be subjected to grooming sessions at the Indian Club premises to instill confidence and style. The Indian Club May Queen contest attracts audience from different walks of life, interested in this entertaining evening of beautiful ladies vying for various other categories like Best Smile, Best Walk, Best Hairdo, inclusive of the May Queen Crown, the First Runner-up and the Second Runner-up. Prizes The winners will walk away with attractive prizes inclusive of Cash, Jewellery, Fashion accessories and Gift hampers. The total prize money for the May Queen 2025 will be $3,000. The pageant will have three competitive rounds.
Daily Tribune
27-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Tribune
Contestants gear up as registration opens for Indian Club May Queen 2025
It's the time of year again, when all of Bahrain's aspiring 'belles of the ball' get set to hit the catwalk in their quest to win the coveted Indian Club May Queen title. The annual Indian Club May Queen event has had pride of place on The Club's calendar for over 60 years and seems to go from strength to strength as the years pass by – well known for both its beautiful contestants and its innovative and exciting stage set-ups. Date The Indian Club May Queen 2025 event will take place on Friday, 2nd May 2025, and is open to all ladies aged between 17yrs to 27yrs and who are residents of Bahrain; there is no restriction on nationality – in past years, a wide variety of countries have been represented including Bahrain, India, Sri Lanka, Netherlands, Russia, Philippines, France, Ethiopia etc. A big crowd is expected to pack into The Indian Club's Gudaibiya premises for what should be a tremendous evening of 'full-on' entertainment – in addition to the beauty and sophistication of the contestants, the audience of VIP guests, dignitaries, sponsors, media and spectators will be treated to a spectacular stage show, including a number of traditional and modern dance routines by talented local performers. Format The format of the event will be similar to previous years with three rounds – 'Casual wear', 'Ethnic or National costume', 'Party wear' – for the ladies to impress the judges and qualify for a final 'Question and Answer' round – the categories being judged will include The Indian Club May Queen 2025; 1st Runner-Up; 2nd Runner-Up; Best Smile; Best Hairdo; Best Walk and Audience Choice. The winners will walk away with attractive prizes, including cash, jewellery, fashion accessories, and gift hampers.
Daily Tribune
09-03-2025
- General
- Daily Tribune
Grand iftar party
TDT | Manama Email : editor@ Bharathi Association, a registered club functioning under the guidelines of the Ministry of Social Affair, hosted a grand iftar party on Friday, 7 March, at the Indian Club Indoor Auditorium in coordination with The Indian Club. More than 450 members, well-wishers and community leaders attended the function. Community members, both men and women from all faiths, participated in this event and it was a great platform for religious harmony and understanding the importance of the holy month of Ramadan. Mr. Joseph Joy, Vice President of The Indian Club, gave a welcome speech.
